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“Xiao Wu”: The Cacophony of Alienation
AURELIA DOCHNAL reviews Xiao Wu (1997), Jia Zhangke’s first feature film. As the camera aimlessly ambles around a dilapidated city, disjointed layers…
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Yes, China Has Philanthropy and It’s Growing
MATT KIRSCHNER discusses the history and development of philanthropy in China. Philanthropy is not new to China. Fan Li (范蠡) served as…
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120th Anniversary of Yale-China: Mao Zedong and Yale-China
AURELIA DOCHNAL explores Mao Zedong’s relationship with Yale-China in the 1900s. In his 1903 search for a base in China, one of…
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120th Anniversary of Yale-China: Pioneering Equal Partnership in Medicine
AURELIA DOCHNAL chronicles medical partnerships pioneered by the Yale-China Association, as part of a feature series on the organization. Two figures in…
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120th Anniversary of Yale-China: The Beginnings
AURELIA DOCHNAL chronicles the beginnings of the Yale-China Association, as part of a feature series on the organization. Twelve decades ago, on…
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Disney’s Live-Action Mulan: Our Loss of a Defining Story
AMY BROOKS comments on Disney’s live action remake of Mulan and its representation of Asian culture. In Disney’s string of live-action remakes…